As the vote counting continues in the by-election for the Ilam-2 constituency, CPN-UML candidate Suhang Nemwang has established a commanding lead, according to the latest updates from the Election Commission.
Nemwang has secured a substantial 9,484 votes, positioning him firmly ahead of his closest rival, Nepali Congress candidate Dambar Khadka, who has garnered 6,631 votes.
The margin between the two frontrunners stands at a significant 2,853 votes, underscoring Nemwang’s strong performance in the region.
Trailing in third place is independent candidate Dakendra Thegim with 5,951 votes, while Milan Limbu from the Rastriya Swatantra Party has received 1,401 votes.
The by-election for the Ilam-2 constituency, held on Saturday, has been closely watched, with voters eagerly awaiting the outcome.
As the vote tallying process continues, all eyes remain on the Election Commission for further updates and the eventual declaration of the winner.
The by-election has generated considerable interest, with political parties and candidates campaigning vigorously to secure the crucial parliamentary seat.
